... cent. stronger than Russ-ian ffemp Rope *ko. DEST RUSSIAN HEI7p ROPE, Lines, Twines, Coir Rope, and Warps. IYIRE ROPE for Ships, Mfnes, Fencing, &R, of first L lbty Wire , and highest standard ot strength. TM C. W. GREGORY, VETERINARY SURGEON, BBRSTOL ...

... S poration being an unquestionable Security to thle assured in case of 1,1k. For NE W YORK, The Ship COSMO, Burthen 500 Tons, Captain C. H. LEWIS. This ship sails remarkably fast, and is just arrived in 19 days, is a regular traler; coppered and coppe ...

... KEELING, and CHICK, carrying on business at Pennywell-lane Colliery, near Bristol, having, under the Provisions of the Copartner- ship Deed, Sold and Conveyed all my Share and Interest therein to Mr. GEORGE CHICe, one of the CopDrtnerd in the said Firm; and ...

... equipment; and ship g of war of either belligerent shall heresiter be permitted to s sail out of or leave any port, roadstead, or waters subject to Britishi from whioh any vessel ef the other belligerent (whether the same shall be a ship of war or merchant ...

... GREENOCK, & GLASGOW 'I'he St. Rollox Shipping Co.'s Splendid New Iron Steam Ships CORSAIR, B. Smith, Conuosuder. * ANTONA, OSCAR, - Hugh Primrose, Comr. I W. Fry, Comr. 4 Are Intendod to Sail as follows, Casualties excepted, witb? ? Goods and Pnssengerswilh ...

... Provincial Government of Canterbury, the splendil A 1 Clipper ship ,R H E A S Y L V I A, 881 Tons Register, ISOO Tons BurtihO, CHARLES EVANS, Commander. This Ship has beaten some of thle fastest Ships Out 0a 3y Port. On her. last voy'ago from Bristol to Melbourre ...

... At & BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, I The New Ship SAPPHIRE. CI Length, 160 feet;~ breadth, 31 feat 6-l0ths; depth, 200525 feet; tonnage, by new and old measurement, 749 tons. This beautiful Lc Ship was built at Quebec last summer, by Msr. Genrge Ray ...

... as a goingT concern, and carty on the successfull and lucrative bulsiness of Messrs Oswvald, Mm-odaunt, and Cio., ship builders, ship rel:aeer ftsand engineers, of Southampton, as from 1stMof January, 18.85. . 'The books of thec firm hav been kdyt by ...

... GREENOCE, & GLASGOW. The St. Rollox Shipping Co.'s Splendid New Iron Steam Ships S CORSAIR, D. Smith, Commander ANTONA, OSCAR, / I lughsrimrosee C6mr. S 8aml. Sloley, Comr. Arc intended to Sail as follows, Casualties excepted, with Gooda and Passengers ...

... GREENOCK, & GLASGOW. The St. Rollox Shipping Co.'s Splendid New Iron Steam Ships CORSAIR, D. Smith, Commander. ANTONA, OSCAR, Y IL -ugh Primrose, Comr: Saml. Sloley, Comr. Are intended to Sail as follows, Casualties excepted, with Goods and Passengers ...

... Commerce. SH-I PW RECK, &c.-Much of the Lossesoccasioned by Shipwreck and other Casualties of the Seas, estimated by Parliament at Three Millions a-Year, might be avoided by Ship Owners and Merchants, as well as Masters of Vessels, supplying themselves with ...

... 1A I for thirteen years, Clyde-built Clipper Ship U .EBIN&CAPAT'AM, 208 tons O.M., and 087 tons NM. ) built by Messrs. Scott and Co., Greenock, in 1849. She J C has always been a favourite passenger ship, and has just returned from Melbourne, and discharged ...